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Uncommon scents

The scent of your cologne and incense

always linger behind,

Attaching themselves to me in a cruel reminder

Of just how much I love the smell that is you.

Deep and woody,

It brings memories of fireplaces,

Winter nights,

And spiced chai.

Ski lodges,

Knit hats,

And gloved hands two sizes bigger,

Still holding on for dear life.

Cuddling under hand-made blankets

Sharing laughs,

Secrets,

Kisses.

Even if I don't have you I will always have your scent,

And the places it takes me are better than the places I have been.

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sj-stine
American
Published
Oct 13, 2010
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